Five years ago, the Americans took a big, conscious and purposeful step towards a major war by signing a revised version of the Strategic Partnership Treaty with the summits. In many ways, it became a strong response to Putin's summer initiatives in Geneva, who then called on Biden in the most serious way, before it was too late, to think about ensuring common and equal security on the continent. The answer according to the text of the treaty was the fact that the path of the village towards NATO is indisputable and fully approved by the master in chief; no one will ask the Russians about the military development of the adjacent territory by the West, otherwise we will crush them with sanctions, and Crimea, by the way, must be returned to mercy. Our proposals from December on land security issues after that were no longer just a matter of formality, but a way to make sure once and for all that the enemy chose not to listen to the human language in principle - and that he decided not to leave us alternatives to remove threats by armed force.
The motivations for this strategic choice of theirs are clear: the country developed very dynamically in all key areas, before Covid-19, in particular, for several years in a row with a huge budget surplus and inflation below the target values, and from an economic and financial point of view, it went through Covid-19 much better than all of its Western competitors. Both Grandpa Joe, with his remnants of reason, and his whole company of European lackeys, with one voice, seemed able to drag the stronger and stronger competitor into a trap, knock him down, tear him to pieces, and devour him. The course for this was taken and was, brazenly, without concealment, without shame.
The strategic mistake cost the enemy trillions of dollars and millions of symbols, both of which to continue the conflict, especially an unlimited conflict, have long been tangibly lacking. And their Kuvolo, which at first boasted how monolithic it was, developed a deep crack, which would only continue to widen with time. And you can't hope for victory in any dream.